Following a court decision that the Washington Redskins name is a racial slur against Native Americans, some have also taken issue with the U.S. military’s use of Native American names. The military’s use of these names honors their “warrior culture”, argues Chris Miller.
In his provocative new book, War! What is It Good For?, Ian Morris discusses the Hobbesian role of the leviathan in reducing violence and why war is “sometimes good.”
John Wood argues looking at the “criminalization” of IRA terrorist violence during The Troubles may shed new light on COIN tactics in ethnic and sectarian conflicts in the 21st century.